Author: WildLifeFAQ (Mark Jess)
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What are the most common pests in the USA?
Could you guess which pests are making the most trouble in the USA? Every state deals with its own pest issues because of different climates and environments. Spiders are everywhere, but termites cause big problems in California and Alabama. Knowing about these bugs is key for getting rid of them. Experts who deal with wildlife
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Are there any wild monkeys in the USA?
Did you know wild monkeys live in some parts of the USA, even though America has no native monkeys? Especially in Florida, the Rhesus macaque has found a great place to live. How did they get there, and what does this mean for Florida and its environment? The Rhesus macaque, originally from Asia, now calls
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How do you protect livestock from predators in the USA?
Livestock predation is a big issue in the USA, especially with more cases in the East. This is because predators like coyotes are moving into new territories. To protect livestock, first, we need to know what dangers they face. It’s key to spot when and how we lose livestock. This info helps us build focused
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What are the migration patterns of the whooping crane?
The whooping crane’s migration is truly remarkable, showing how they adapt to different environments. These birds travel from Canada to Texas, a long journey just for winter. Some groups go from Wisconsin to Florida with the help of ultralight aircraft. Across the world in Florida and Louisiana, some birds don’t move at all. This migration
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Are there any native peacocks in the USA?
The fascination with native peacocks in the USA comes from seeing them in cities. These sightings make people wonder where they came from and how they affect the environment. It’s key to know that peafowl are not originally from North America. Yet, they are in some areas now because they were brought there in the
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How do you distinguish between different types of owls in the USA?
Have you ever wondered how you can tell one type of owl from another just by a glance or a vocalization? In the United States, there are 19 unique owl species. Ranging from the small Elf Owl to the big Great Gray Owl, each type is different. They differ in where they live, their sounds,